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A journal for all professionals concerned with the development and treatment of children and young people!

Child & Youth Services

Editor: Douglas Magnuson, PhD
Associate Professor, University of Victoria, School of Child & Youth Care, Victoria, BC, Canada
Editor Emeritus: Jerome Beker, EdD
Professor of Youth Studies, School of Social Work, University of Minnesota, St. Paul

ISSN: 0145-935X
EISSN: 1545-2298
SKU: J024

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This journal is also available online.

About the Journal

Child & Youth Services is devoted to research and theory about the development and care of children and youth in communities, human services, and education. Its readers include researchers, academics, and practitioners. Theme issues allow authors and guest editors the space to survey and critically examine special topics such as work with families, theories of “at-risk” status, civic education, residential care, and street work.

Each issue of Child & Youth Services is published as a peer refereed and reviewed journal as well as a hard and soft-cover book. Journal chapters are available as independent works, and the books are available for use as textbooks and for purchase in university libraries. This journal is referenced in the most common search engines.

Themes that have been covered by the journal include:

pain, normality, and struggle for congruence—reinterpreting residential care for children and youth
residential child care staff selection
innovative approaches in working with children and youth—new lessons from the kibbutz
street social education in Brazil
transitioning exceptional children and youth into the community—research and practice
family perspectives in child and youth services
helping the youthful offender—individual and group therapies that work
specialist foster family care—a normalizing experience
perspectives in professional child and youth care
America’s homeless children
being in child care

Product Details:

ISSN: 0145-935X Electronic - ISSN: 1545-2298 SKU: J024v30

Current Volume:

Volume 30, No. 1—Spring 2008.
Volume 31, No. 1—Spring 2009. Quarterly (4 issues per volume).

Journal Information:

About this Journal

Instructions for Authors

Reviews of the Journal

About the Editors

Editorial Board

Document Delivery Service/Article Search

Complete Contents for Current & Past Volumes

View an Online Sample (pdf)